The Market

12-month-old leads come good for PCL agency

"It seems as though we have hit a slightly tough patch", says agency, revealing that viewing levels in Q1 were 31% below the same period in 2014;

New-build starts fell by 25.4% in Inner London in 2017 compared with 2016, while planning permissions dropped by 7.4% and completions by 6.1%

Jackson Stops flags up 'chronic' lack of stock in the upper stamp duty bands; Surrey offering by far the most options for high-end househunters...

Three months after council launches innovative 'community contribution' scheme, new figures reveal that only 2% of high-end homeowners have actually put their hands in their pockets...

A new breed of 'international developments' have changed the game in the venerable district, according to Knight Frank's Harvey Cyzer...

Over two-thirds of failed deals are down to 'buyer-related reasons', according to latest survey by the HomeOwners Alliance

May's report tells of a North/South divide for rental price inflation

Strutt & Parker's Spring Residential report collates a selection of interesting nuggets on the market; here's a graphical digest:

The UK's property industry has the depth of talent to turn decades of underinvestment and policy neglect around, but only if given the power to do so, says Alexander Lewis...

How much have properties been achieving on a per square foot basis across the capital's prime postcodes over the last 12 months?

Savvy investors with a (very) long-term view could do well to look at properties near busy roads, says top buying agent Edward Heaton.